Someone asks where they can find you online, and you send them a page of coloured buttons. That works fine if you are selling a course. It is the wrong thing to send a client, an investor, or someone you met at a conference an hour ago. kuruhu is the other version of that page. Your name set in a serif, a photo if you want one, and a short list of links, at kuruhu.com/yourname. It reads like a letterhead instead of a link tree. It is free. Not free with their logo sitting on your page, actually free, and there is no paid plan to upgrade to. Nothing third party loads on it either, so no Meta pixel, no Google Analytics, no cookie banner. Visit counts come from my own logs. I am from Bengaluru, Karnataka. Kuruhu is a Kannada word. It means a trace, a sign, a mark left behind, which is about what one of these pages is: the small mark you leave with someone so they can find their way back to you. It is new, so plenty is missing. No custom domain yet, which is what I am building next. No product sales, no teams. If you make money through your link, Linktree is still the better tool for you. If you try it and something feels off, tell me. That is the most useful thing I can get today. - Ashwathanarayana

kuruhu

One link. Every impression you make.

One link. Every impression you make.